The Free Press Journal - 2022-03-30

• EXPOSED: Forex takes a hit in import & re-export of diamonds
• HC relief for Tata Communicat­ions on notices for reopening assessment
• State withdraws demolition notice
• Modi govt being run by pickpocket­s: Patole
• Yet to examine Gosavi, says NCB
• CP's report on citizen-friendly initiative­s
• LOCKDOWN CURBED DRUG MENACE, 132% RISE IN ’22 CASES
• Jolt for BJP-led MBMC as govt rejects billboard rent escalation
• Hotel industry demands cut in excise license fee for FY22
• 3 steal Rs 77L from ATM, set the machine ablaze to destroy evidence
• SHARP RECOVERY IN FY22 TO HELP SUSTAIN GROWTH: FM
• Kohli retains top spot as most valued celebrity brand
• ‘Governance at banks must prioritise depositors' interest’
• Airtel completes acquisitio­n of 4.7% stake in Indus Towers
• Markets applaud PVR-INOX merger
• Ruchi Soya reschedule­s board meet on March 31 to fix FPO issue price
• Tata Consumer Products to merge Tata Coffee business with itself
• Centre ‘caves’ in to tribal protests
• US relaxes Covid-19 travel rating for India
• Assam, Meghalaya CMs sign pact to end border dispute
• Rampurhat massacre unearths Bengal's political underbelly
• This is why even a weaker Congress is relevant
• Will India reject or approve Web 3.0?
• Nuclear weapons: An existentia­l threat
• Energy chief: Climate goals need radical action
• ROYALS BLAST THIER WAY TO WIN
• Thousands to commemorat­e Warne
• Prannoy gains 3 spots to be World No. 23
• North Macedonia gives India great motivation: Chhetri
• Kolkata hope to better position as RCB eye first win
• Using Google right!
• Scent... What’s in a
• Prunes can prevent bone loss
• Amid Taliban rule, Afghan students’ plea to come to India being ignored
• Sizzle with Salman
• A HISSTORICA­L SPECIAL APPEARANCE!

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